How does this rum taste?
- Distinctive smoky flavor
- Rich sugarcane aroma
- Versatile for cocktails
Cannes Brûlées is an innovative agricole rum from the renowned Trois Rivières distillery in Martinique, crafted using sugarcane juice via column still distillation. It presents a unique profile with dominant sugarcane and enhanced by smoky, burnt undertones reminiscent of mezcal, offering rich aromas of wood and vegetal notes. Ideal for creative cocktails, its smoky and burnt elements complement bitter or chocolately bases. Many praise its dry, complex palate and smoky finish, while it polarizes with its distinctive burnt characteristic. Though not universally beloved, it's recognized as a striking agricole rum, ideal for those seeking distinctive flavors.
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About the Trois Rivières distillery
The Trois Rivières distillery is located in Martinique. Rums from Trois Rivières have been reviewed 1,664 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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"Here we have a solid Agricole. The nose is of course Agricole and citrus fruits as well as vegetal. On the palate, sugar cane also comes to the fore. Mixed with cola, this rum makes an excellent summer drink."
"Good, but rather simple, somewhat flat base product. Not very fruity, rather grassy notes."
"Ein spannender Trois Rivieres. Natürlich ist die Agricole überwiegend. Aber auch sehr deutliche Noten von Zuckerrohr zu erkennen. Im Abgang erkennt man Kräuter. Bestimmt auch als Cuba Libre gut trinken."
"A highly technical rhum agricole that clearly has smoky notes comparable to a Mezcal. It offers many cocktail options with bitter or even chocolate bases. For my taste, I'll stick to 1 glass if I have to drink it as a Ti Punch, but it's a real innovation, using ancestral techniques. For once, marketing is at the service of consumer curiosity, and that's worth noting."